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Costco sells Mr Cool - that is what I would go with https://www.costco.com/air-conditioners.html?brand=mrcool&refine=||Brand_attr-MRCOOL

In my area, they are doing it by Zoom. Recently had one done. Contractor shows up at a certain time, inspector calls him and the contractor shows the inspector what was done using his cell phone.

Maybe a smaller, inverter type welder? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BTMVVG35/?tag=atomicindus08-20

If you have a Navien, there are a couple of youtube videos where you can use the 'hot button' (on demand) settings to control the recirc pump using Alexa or other Z-Wave/wireless type devices. Did you need to manually change the setting 'fixture distance' to increase the run time of the pump...

My last house, built in 2003, has a recirc pump with that AquaStat on it - that is how I know about it

Grundfos has a clip on AquaStat for their recirc pumps but you could probably wire it into just about any pump. $40. So if you just have the basic mechanical timer, you set the time when you want the pump to run and then the AquaStat will turn the pump on at 85F and will turn it off at 105F...

shim the part above - you may need to cut off the bottom of the jamb on that side if you can't get it down low enough

This would be a good opportunity to buy a Cordless Trim Router :devilish:

Do you have any examples of actual people you know that this happened to or is this one of those 'I heard it on the internet so it has to be true' kind of a thing? Are you actually saying that if one of the circuit boards fails, the 'manufacturer' isn't going to warranty it? Just for fun I...

Depends on what your scraping but this one comes in handy https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002SR88C/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Flow Bee?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SOU5TC2/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I bought a 5 stick pack in 2009 for $15 - Still going strong when I need one of them

You have to work from the 'knowns'. That first cut you made to 15" - the side that went through the blade is a known - it should be straight and any 90 degree cuts should be made with that known side up against the base of your crosscut sled, even if it means you have to flip the piece over

With the newer 'toggler' style, you don't have to drill as large as hole to get the metal piece in, AND you can completely remove the bolt and the metal piece/wings won't fall down and get lost

Wouldn't that be considered a 'load side tap'?

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